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41 properties found
Bourton on the Water, Gloucestershire

Church Farm Studio

2113

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7 nights

£600 - £949

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Bicester Village (4mls SE), Cotswolds

Clearbrook Barn

2113

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7 nights

£607 - £1,287

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Wantage (4.4mls SE), Berkshire

The Cottage At Manor Farm

2112

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7 nights

£642 - £781

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Farringdon, Cotswolds

The Old Cart Shed - Faringdon

2112

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7 nights

£498 - £791

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Lechlade, Cotswolds

Lechlade - The Old Dairy

2112

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7 nights

£524 - £1,044

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Bicester (4mls SE), Cotswolds

The Alpaca Retreat

2112

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7 nights

£523 - £1,023

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Windrush, Cotswolds

Cosy At The Cotswolds

2112

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7 nights

£673 - £840

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Chipping Norton (5mls N), Cotswolds

Honeycomb Cottage

2111

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7 nights

£916 - £1,383

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Watlington, Oxfordshire

The Little Orchard

2121

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7 nights

£877 - £877

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Bishopstone, Wiltshire

Brigadoon

3211

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7 nights

£520 - £833

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Stow-on-the-Wold, Cotswolds

Peacocks Cottage

4212

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7 nights

£550 - £983

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Lechlade 4mls NE, Cotswolds

Jimmys Barn

4233

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7 nights

£801 - £1,767

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Pet-friendly accommodation & places to stay in Oxfordshire

Beautiful gardens, stunning architecture and plenty of open space for walks make Oxfordshire a pawfect holiday destination for you and your pooch

Landlocked and bordered by six other counties, Oxfordshire encompasses some of the best of Britain in its rural landscapes and picturesque towns, offering a variety of wonderful dog-friendly places to stay. There’s lots of dog-friendly days out, so you’ll never be short of options, and there is an abundance of trails marked out, ideal for those days when walkies need to be that bit longer.

Incorporating three different Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the county in the heart of England is home to some awe-inspiring scenery and stunning views. The north-west of the region features part of the Cotswolds, with idyllic villages intertwined with major attractions such as Blenheim Palace and Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens, both of which allow dogs in certain areas. The southern part of the county includes an area of the North Wessex Downs with its luscious green pastures and rolling hills, whilst the Chiltern Hills also overlap into Oxfordshire, featuring a multitude of walking routes for you and your canine companion to enjoy together.

Famed for its university, Oxford is rich with history, and packed with architecturally stunning buildings. The ‘City of Dreaming Spires’ is full of culture and activities, whether it’s punting on the river you’re looking for, or a guided tour. Oxford is also home to many shops and restaurants to suit every taste. Other towns of interest in the area include Thame, Banbury, Abingdon and Bicester, the latter of which has its own designer shopping outlet village.

There are many English Heritage sites that allow dogs around the county. You can explore the Minster Lovell Hall and Dovecote, with its striking ruins beside the River Windrush, or uncover the secrets of Wayland Smithy’s, a suspected burial site dating back thousands of years. Deddington Castle is also dog-friendly, giving your hound the chance to stretch their legs, while you immerse yourself in a historic settlement.

Discover our range of dog-friendly Oxfordshire cottages, all suitable to take your four-legged friend for a jolly holiday to the pawsome county of Oxfordshire.